Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Amanda Monical
Horses Name, Age, Breed: Fin-tree; Fin is a 15 year old,
Registered Quarter Horse gelding.
How many years riding? As long as I can remember which is most
of my life. I grew up on a ranch and riding is an everyday occurrence and a large part of my
life! I presently work at my families ranch, so riding is pretty much a full time occupation.
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This is my second year riding with the Cariboo Cowgirls.
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? There's never a lack of horse oriented activities to do at
home! The nature of my families business allows me to work with and on, several horses. When
I can afford the time, I participate in most gymkhana and rodeo events.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? To date, EVERYTHING! It's fun and it's fast, exactly how I love to live my
life! You are always learning something new and different and for the most part it's a
memorable experience! There are some awesome 'Cowgirls' in this group and I wouldn't want to
miss the sharing the 'experience' with them! 'Don't Even', right girls!!
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Arielle Tanner
Horses Name, Age, Breed: This year I am riding a 19 TB mare
- Ellen, who is an ex polo pony with wheels (this girl can run) and a registered 8 year Pinto
Mare named Rio. Ellen ran the drill last year and this is Rio's first attempt.
How many years riding? For as long as I can remember!
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This is my first year with the Cariboo Cowgirls and so far so good, it's a blast!
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? I love to Barrel Race, gymkhanas and pretty much anything to
do with horses.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? Hmm, lets' see, there is not much I don't like about the team, the girls
are awesome and the speed is even better and I can't wait to get to my first rodeo.
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Barb Brown
Horses Name, Age, Breed: 'Joey' This is Joey's first year
with the Cariboo Cowgirls, so 2010 Joey and I will make our 'Drill Debut'! Joey is a 10 year
old, bay, quarter horse gelding.
How many years riding? Since early in my
teens, when I was a real 'youngun'... and that's all I'm going to tell you!
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This is my forth year with the Cariboo Cowgirls and I am really looking forward to it.
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? I like to gymkhana and trail ride when
the opportunity presents itself. I'm pretty much game for anything,
especially if it's light hearted and I can laugh.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? For me it's TOTAL SERENITY! It's a space that just
my horse and I share. Riding with the drill team is 'time out' from
work and the routine of everyday life. A good day is one I spend in
the saddle!
So Gals, lets Ride Hard and Ride Fast! Here's to another great season!
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Brandy Young
Horses Name, Age, Breed: Sambuca AKA 'Sami' is a 6 year old
black registered Quarter horse mare. No doubt about it she's a 'show-girl' and true to her
name she's hot and smooth!
How many years riding? I hate to admit this especially
to the public, but it's 50 years, all my life. Oh My God, I can't believe I've told
you that!
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This is my second season riding with the Cariboo Cowgirls Drill Team. I have been with
the Club/Society for a total of 4 years now.
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? Breeding quarter horses, giving clinics and private
lessons and teaching all types of equine related subjects.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? Friendships, horses, the beautiful costumes, travelling and watching
your husband smile at the performance! I'm a performer at heart and have enjoyed
showing many different breeds of horses. To see any rider go from the initial
introduction of riding to riding with a group of determined and skilled horsemen
gives me great joy, but to see all of them work as a unified 'team' striving to make
their performance exciting is AWESOME!
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Courtney Best
Horses Name, Age, Breed: My horses name is Joker. Joker is an
Arabian, gray in color and he will turn the ripe old age of 21 this year. Like good wine,
he just gets better and better! However, due to some health circumstances, and to give my best
friend a chance to heal, I have had to borrow a friends horse to continue riding in the drill
team. My new friends name is Nitro. She is a 6 year old Quarter Horse mare. Our new partnership
has been an adventure, and has helped me develop better riding skills. I look forward to
riding her in upcoming events.
How many years riding? I have been on the back of a horse for
most of my life. I started riding lessons at the age of five, riding mostly in the English
discipline. I started taking Western lessons when I got Joker in 1993.
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This is my first season with the Cariboo Cowgirls!
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? I enjoy participating in gymkhanas, horse shows, competitive
trail rides and helping friends on local ranches move their cattle. For a new experience, I
competed in a Pony Express Race in Barrier last year.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? The feeling of being part of a team! Nothing beats riding with people that
you know watch your back and care about how you and your horse excel!
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Janice Sapp
Janice Sapp is the 2009-2010 President of the Cariboo Cowgirls Drill Team Society
Horses Name, Age, Breed: CR Zans Whim
aka 'Mary' . Mary's a nine year old sorrel quarter horse mare and
she has the beauty, temperament, and attitude of a true redhead!
How many years riding? Forever, I honestly
can't remember when I didn't ride!
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This is my fourth year with these gals. Prior to riding with the Cariboo Cowgirls
I rode with another drill team.
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? I am willing to partake in anything that's 'horse and cow'
oriented. I'm always open to trying my hand and participating in any recreational equine
activities.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? The camaraderie and all the crazy antics. I've ridden a few years
with some of these gals and I'm sure they can attest to the similarities that
Mary-Horse and I share! Though I do wonder about the similarities when the other
members refer to Mary as the 'Wild-Child'. Of course, there are those unpredictable
moments riding Mary that you never know just exactly what her 'mood' is and that
can change from one end of the arena to the other. Hey what can I say, "It adds
spice and life to the drill, after all we're both redhead's"!
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Kelly Lee Marce
Kelly Lee Marce is the 2009-2010 Secretary of the Cariboo Cowgirls
Drill Team Society.
Horses Name, Age, Breed: This year I am riding Santana, a
chocolate bay running Quarter Horse. Santana is a big tall fella he's got legs like a giraffe
so we are pretty well matched! Santana is 6 yrs old and spent the first portion of his life
working cows. He's new to the drill and seems to be settling in just fine. We are looking
forward to a successful year together.
How many years riding? Since childhood, I owned my
first horse, a paint welsh X at age 12 and was hooked ever after. I have owned many
different breeds.
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This will be my 2nd year riding with the Cariboo Cowgirls Drill Team Society and I am banking
on it being even better than last year....
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? I think I'm well rounded in the equine activities
area. A few years back I was an owner/operator of a riding stable business. For the
most part I took tourists and visitors out on trail rides. I had wrangled on and off
for other outfits and thought that I would like to try the business experience on my
own. I enjoyed it, but soon recognized that it was less 'time and financially'
demanding to wrangle for someone else! During that same time period I trained to do
Search and Rescue on horse back. A great learning experience for both the horse and
myself. This last August I did a mountain pack trip with some friends and I really
liked that. For the most part now I pleasure and trail ride with family or friends.
I assist some of my neighbors, who are ranchers, move and bring in their cattle. When
I can I try to take in equine clinics held in our locale.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? Since I was a girl I have been madly in love with horses. From the
minute I showed up for the drill team I have taken pleasure in and benefited from the
riding experience. More so, I consider myself as a team member. There is nothing
more challenging and fulfilling than being a productive member of a team. It's
character building for the rider and the horse and the thought of both of us being
able to work together in this capacity is intoxicating to me. I view rodeo as a
"family" activity. I am now a participant and about to enjoy some serious thrills.
Yahoo!!! You CAN teach an old dog new tricks.
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Lindie Mitchell
Horses Name, Age, Breed: The horse I am riding is a big 5 yr
old quarter horse roan mare by the name of Ruby. She is loaned to me by my horse trainer's Brandy
and John Young. By chance John is the Cariboo Cowgirls coach! Thanks to John for his exceptional
coaching skills.
How many years riding? I have been riding for most of my life,
thanks to my Mom for always keeping me motivated!
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This is my second season with the Cariboo Cowgirls!
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? What little time I have outside the Cariboo Cowgirls I ride
my Quarter horse-Morgan gelding, Sky. I have owned Sky from birth so I regard him as my first
and only child (lol). I have been riding for most of my life, thanks to my mom always keeping
motivated.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? Riding with the Cariboo Cowgirls has been a real adrenaline rush! I haven't
felt anything like it since I rode the roller coaster in the West
Edmonton Mall. It is so much work yet so much fun! Mostly I enjoy the team effort everyone has
to put forth in order to deliver a professional, entertaining performance for not only the
spectators, but for the team members! See ya'll at the rodeo!
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Lisa Manuel
Horses Name, Age, Breed: My horse is a 4 year old, Appaloosa
gelding that I call 'Chicken'. Chicken is a real sweetheart and this is his first year at
running drill.
How many years riding?
Well that is a good question, if I knew the answer (lol)!!
I have been riding since before I could walk
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This is my third year with The Cariboo Cowgirls, and I am loving it.
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? Outside of the Cariboo Cowgirls, I like to barrel race a bit
and participate in the local gymkhanas with my two sons, so that they can ride with me. I pretty
much like just about anything that involves my horses.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? Well just about everything! Every practice is new and you are always learning
something. It's a real BLAST!
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: D. Lynn Dent-Wilson
Horses Name, Age, Breed: Flicka is a honest, athletic, big
hearted, 11 year old, quarter horse chestnut mare. This is my second year working as a team
with Flicka and she is definitely the more talented part of our two-man team! A special thank
you to my friends and Flicka's owners, Norm and Diane Wood, for the loan of such a wonderful
horse. I am very fortunate and very appreciative to be able to use a horse of Flicka's
caliber to participate with the Cariboo Cowgirls.
How many years riding? Since childhood, but I had a
long, extended break while I chased my career. I have been back riding seriously
again for about 10 years now.
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This is my forth season with the Cariboo Cowgirls. Each year always seems like my
first, so I am on the 'Continuous Improvement Program'!
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? Is there any such thing as spare time for other
equine activities? I understand that in judged events marking allocation is 50% on
the horse and 50% on the rider. I'm still looking for the judged event that would
best fit Ozzie Alex and me, 95% on him and 5% on how well I'm holding on! I will
try most other western equine activities when the opportunity arises. I'm not
necessarily very good at any of them, but I like to try! This year my other equine
activity is going to focus on keeping my butt in then saddle!
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? My riding skills have grown and improved considerably since I
started practicing and performing with the Cariboo Cowgirls. I can now sit down
and breathe at the same time, quite a feat for this blonde! Additionally, riding
different horses in the drill has been very beneficial to furthering my growth and
development as a rider. I have met some truly wonderful people and the exposure to
new and different environments has been a tremendous learning experience for not
only me, but for the horses I ride.
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Pat Coster AKA "Granny"
Pat Coster is the 2009-2010 Treasurer of the Cariboo Cowgirls Drill
Team Society.
Horses Name, Age, Breed: Dally is a 14 year old powerfully
built Quarter Horse gelding. He has been running drill for 5 years. Dally has big attitude
at times but we have got this handled. He does a super job of being a drill horse and at
performance time it is all business to him. Just look in the direction you need to go and
he will get you there in fine time.
How many years riding? Since I was a child,
a long, L-O-N-G time ago! Who says "59" is old. I am retired so what does that tell you.
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This will be my 4th year riding with this team. I started riding drill in 1998 with the
Williams Lake Stampede Classics then the Classic Rodeo Riders and now the Cariboo Cowgirls
for a total of 12 years, wow time has gone by quickly.
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? I do ranch riding, cattle sorting, a little barrel racing,
gymkhanas and trail riding with my mom (she's my very best friend). I am open to pretty
much anything that is equine oriented.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? Meeting the new riders and helping them and there horses perfect there skills.
The very best thing is the adrenaline rush you get before entering the arena to entertain the
spectators. We do a night performance called Shot in the Dark - yes in the dark. The team
started this two years ago so it will be my first year at performing in the dark - I am very
excited about this.
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Sandy Bill
Horses Name, Age, Breed:
Joker is a 6 year old 1/4 horse cross bay gelding. He is a new horse to drill and will be my
'project' this year. Joker is a very tall horse standing at 15.3 HH, but he is willing and
very athletic. My last drill horse, Suzie Q was 17 year old sorrel with a flaxen mane and
tail. She was full of life and a great ride when it came to drill. She knew her job very
well and had participated on the drill team for 5 years. I retired Suzie Q from drill
performances a year ago as I felt that it was time for her to relax and just be a horse. I
am confident that with some experience and seasoning, Joker will be as good at the job as
Suzie Q was.
How many years riding?
Many, many years, I will leave it at that. Or I would be telling you my real age!!
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
I have been with the team for 10 years. I took the 2009 year off and I am now back as I
missed riding with all the ladies.
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirl? I like to gymkhanas, cattle sorting, barrel race and trail
ride. Any activities as long as I am on my horse.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? Everything, it's fun, exciting, the outfits we wear, hearing the crowd cheer
us on. It makes all our hard work, personal dedication, as well as, the onerous work our
horses do worth while. I love every minute of it. The team members become a family, as we
do spend a lot of time together with all the practicing we do, as well as, the travelling and
shows we perform in. I am looking forward to this year with a new horse and all the challenges
that come along with it It's great to be back in the saddle again!!. See you at the rodeos.
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Tammy Ward
Horses Name, Age, Breed: Kita is a 14 year old grey
appaloosa gelding. As a horse and rider, Kita and I have been ONE since Kita was a
two year old. Kita and I have grown and learned together. I love and trust Kita
with all my heart (even with his hairless tail!).
How many years riding? I have been riding since I was
a young'in! I started doing gymkhanas and showing my little paint pony named Skipper
with the Westside Trail Riders in Kamloops. That was !*% years ago. You really didn't
think I'd tell you how many years did you....?
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This is my third year with the Cariboo Cowgirls. Prior to joining up with the Cowgirls,
I had 5 years experience with another drill team.
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirls? In my spare time I like to trail ride, gymkhana and
do poker rides, they are awesome pastimes outside of the drill team. I like to spend
time working with my 5 year old quarter horse gelding, Skipper. I am very hopeful
to expose him to some drill this year, maybe a sponsor flag and a run through the
big arena to give him a taste what's in store for him in the years to come.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? It is so much fun, I really like the challenge of learning new
routines and riding through it with such a diverse group of ladies. It does not get
any better than being in a rodeo atmosphere, doing your part to make the event a
thrilling, eventful experience for the audience. I am also very excited about all the
new riders this year, its going to be awesome.
GO COWGIRLS GO!
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Name: Wendy Pinchin
Wendy Pinchin is the 2009-2010 Vice President of the Cariboo Cowgirls Drill Team Society
Horses Name, Age, Breed:
After my big bay gelding hurt himself last season, I tried and borrowed six different horses.
It was challenging to say the very least!! This season, I'm sticking with two horses, our ten
year old Registered Paint gelding, "Hurricane Shane" who was in the drill last year and ridden
by another member and an eleven year old Registered Thoroughbred gelding. "Alex The Grey".
They have such different personalities, Shayne is definitely a HURRICANE and Alex is really a
big laid back fella. 2010 should prove to be an interesting year!
How many years riding?
About 20 years off and on, but since I moved to the Cariboo in 2006 mostly on.
Any day on or with my horse is a good day!
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
This will be my second year with the girls (and two guys!). I am as excited to start this
season as I was starting new last year. We wound our 2009 season up in November and started
practicing for the 2010 season in February, so the few month break made our first practice a
family reunion. It was like coming home!
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirls? I will pretty much try anything horse related. I initially
started riding in an English saddle and 'dabbled' with knocking around a polo ball for the
fun of it. Later I tried my hand at the art and disciple of jumping. When we relocated to
the Cariboo I switched to a western saddle and took up cattle sorting, gymkhanas and trail
riding. The past few years my husband John and I have participated in the Annual Barrier
(BC) Pony Express & Mail Ride. This year is I have some spare time, I would really like to
try a little reining and see what that is like.
What do you like best about riding in a drill
team? There is NOT much to dislike about the drill team! The excitement at the
rodeo's and performances, the high speed of our drill routine, especially the one we do in
the dark (yes, you read right, we shut the lights out!!). All the girls, our coach and the
coaching staff, the laughs we have, the great friends I have made and most of all, the
confidence and riding skills have soared! It's been one hell of a ride and I wouldn't have
missed it for the anything!!! THANKS TEAM!
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Coach Name:
John Young
How many years riding and or coaching?
I have been making a living with horses in one form or another since I was in my
early teens. Back then my goal was to work on the six largest ranches in the world
and learn something from each place. I think I achieved that goal. Because of my
undaunted personal commitment and goals from such a early age to work in the horse
industry I have traveled to most continents in the world in order to further develop
my knowledge, skill and most of all, exposure to every horse related venue that I
could involve myself with. The coaching end of it just 'happened along somewhere
in my adventures' and meshed in with all my activities and experiences.
I have been very fortunate to understudy and work with very good teachers, trainers
and role models through out my career. Of course, the life style I chose made settling
in any location for any amount of time, impossible. My wife and I have moved to so
many locations throughout North America, that I have lost count!
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
In or around 2003, I was approached to provide technical and safety input to the Six
Pack Drill Team. It continued from there, both in my involvement and input and that
of the drill team dynamics. Within a few years, there was a merger of existing
drill teams in the area and the Cariboo Cowgirls were 'born' from that union. There
has been significant growth, direction and change since the birth of the Cariboo
Cowgirls.
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirls? In the last decade, my wife and I started to focus
on cow horse breeding. It has always been an interesting facet to me. We decided
to settle in an area that would allow us to continue with a reputable breeding program
and enjoy a less hectic, transient lifestyle. We now focus our energy on our
registered Quarter horse breeding program for production cow horses. In addition to
foals we raise and sell, I have a yearling and two-year training program. The Cowgirls
take up 99% of my extra circular time so there isn't much time left at the end of the
day!
What do you like best about working with the
Cariboo Cowgirls Drill Team? The 'Completion and Accomplishment' has always
been the best part for me. The fact that you can take raw talent of any form and
develop and work with it until it becomes a 'creation'. I relate it to that of making
a movie. You make or take ideas and match it with horses and riders instead of actors.
Your goal is to make it entertaining for both the horse and riders to do and the
public to view. I take great pride in the girls with their goals and accomplishments.
As individuals they not only work hard to make it a good solid performance, but a 'Team
Effort' where everyone is included. To me that's what coaching is suppose to signify.
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Coach Name:
John Pinchin
Horses Name, Age, & Breed?
We have 4 horses in the drill this year, "Hurricane Shayne" a registered 11 year old Paint,
"Alex the Grey" an 11 year old TB , Ellen a 19 year TB and Rio an 8 year old registered
Pinto.
How many years riding and or coaching?
I've been riding since I was kid. I was pretty young when I got my first pony. Horses and
riding have always been a 'large presence' in my life. Like my colleague, John Young, the
coaching end of it just 'happened'. In the winter of 2009, my wife Wendy started riding with
the Cariboo Cowgirls. My initial intention was to help my wife and her horse(s) get to the
practices and it grew from there. Standing around as a spectator apparently wasn't enough for
the girls and I soon found myself with a variety of roles, ranging from a spare drill rider to
a flag bearer in practices. This year the girls asked if I would consider shouldering the
responsibility of coaching with John Young. I thought that it would be a valuable experience
so I signed up ...
How many years with the Cariboo Cowgirls?
Technically this will be my second year with the Cariboo Cowgirls, my first year as part of
the coaching staff.
What other equine activities do you do outside of
the Cariboo Cowgirls? My wife and I cattle sort, gymkhana, and do as much as we
can on horseback. This year we'd like to give roping a try. Finding the time to participate
in any extra curricular activities outside of the drill team, is always a S-T-R-E-T-C-H!
I'm getting better with the macro management though, so there is hope that I will be able to
do something else this year!
What do you like best about working with the
Cariboo Cowgirls Drill Team? Apart from the rodeos, I love watching the girls run
and the smiles they have when they finish a routine. I have come to realize over the past
year that the faster they go, the more energy and determination they have. Watching the
audience interact with them during the routine and seeing their commitment to provide an
entertaining and professional show makes it 'ALL' worthwhile. They are a very diverse group,
varying in age and personality, each exhibiting an independent cast of mind, but, one common
denominator they all share is the longevity and success of the Cariboo Cowgirls! They keep me
'involved and included' and their success is ALL of our success. That's what makes it such a
worthwhile and meaningful experience, we are a team!
The Cariboo Cowgirls are very fortunate to have the continued and
devoted coaching skills of John Young and John Pinchin. Our coaching staff provides the team
with a well-rounded knowledge in multiple disciplines of riding style, equine training and
management. Their combined learned horse and rider skills accompanied with sound equine
knowledge lend them selves to escalating and honing the Cariboo Cowgirls Drill Team Society
style and skill. The Cariboo Cowgirls refer to the coaching staff as 'Lion Tamers', as there
isn't to many men that are willing to step into an arena filled with aggressive, energetic
women and there mounts!
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Seamstress
Name: Shirley Price
'Cariboo Cowgirls Designer' Shirley Price is the costume
seamstress! It's Shirley that puts the 'Razzle, Dazzle, and Glitter' into
what the Cariboo Cowgirls wear. The first photo here is of
Shirley and the next three are some of the examples of Shirley's wonderful work.
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's "Salt of the Earth"
Name: Mary Cowley
Mary Cowley, is the "Salt of the Earth". Mary has an uncanny
ability to make it seem "Okay". She calls everyone "Sunshine"
and doesn't realize that the Cowgirls shine so bright because of her aura
that radiates off them. As well as supplying "Sunshine", Mary does just about
everything else, too: She mucks stalls, brushes horses, runs and fetches, sells 50/50
tickets, babysits, and above all else, no matter how bad it is, she always finds
the positive and loves each team member no matter what.
Return to index
The Photograhers! Names: Bernie Hudyma, George Bruckner,
Laurie Dew, Margaret Vanderburgh, Sharon MacDonald, Paul Cowley, Lexi Colton, Toni Healy,
and Vicky Lee
A BIG thank you to the Professional Photographers Bernie Hudyma
(web site), George Bruckner
(web site),
and Laurie Dew,
that have been so generous and kind to the Cariboo Cowgirls this past performance season!
Please make sure you peruse their work when you're looking for that "special photo", because
photographs don't come any better than theirs! A special Thank you to Margaret Vanderburgh,
Sharon MacDonald, Paul Cowley, Lexi Colton, Toni Healy, Vicky Lee. These special people are
friends of the Team and came out to take photo's to help the team. Can you imagine this web
site or the
Cariboo Cowgirls Team brochure without these great photos that enhance them?
Return to index
Cariboo Cowgirl's Video Crew Name:
The Ward Family, Helen Lockhart, and Rick Roy of KVP&N Video Production and Promotional
Videos
The Ward Family and Helen Lockhart has dedicated hours video taping practices and runs so that
the Cowgirls can use the video's as a learning and training tool to continue to hone their
craft. Some of these are also available for the public to see on YouTube (see our
Photo Gallery).
A very special thank you to Rick Roy of KVP&N Video Production and Promotional Videos who has
become another integral support member of the Cariboo Cowgirls Drill Team. Rick Roy is a
professional camera man and does freelance and contract work for several video production, TV
and cable companies. Please have a look at the promotional offers Rick Roy and KVP&N Video
Production and Promotional Videos has to offer:
www.kvpn.ca.
|
Williams Lake, BC
Amanda Monical
Arielle Tanner
Barb Brown
Brandy Young
Courtney Best
Janice Sapp
Kelly Marce
Lindie Mitchell
Lisa Manuel
Lynn Dent-Wilson
Pat Coster
Sandy Bill
Tammy Ward
Wendy Pinchin
